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An International Perspective
Contents
3 Welcome to the University of Warwick
5 Undergraduate Study
6 Postgraduate Study
8 How to apply to Warwick
9 Other opportunities to study
13 Warwick Summer School
10English Language
12 Academic life
14 Campus life
18 Warwick Sport
21 Campus map
23Employability
24 A superb location
26 International Office and contacts
28 Course listing
Welcome to the
University of Warwick
“What if you could study at a university that is globally connected? A place that
champions independent thinking, as well as being founded first and foremost, on
academic excellence. A campus university that creates a supportive cosmopolitan living
environment, with endless opportunities for its 23,000 student population, originating
from over 140 countries.
As a student at Warwick, you’ll be part of a dynamic community where knowledge
is created, rather than simply described. Our academics are world-leading at their
research and feed that into their teaching, creating a challenging yet inspiring learning
environment. Our research strives to make a globally distinctive contribution to society,
taking a multidisciplinary approach to tackling the toughest global challenges. We are
also the only European university to be included in an international consortium to set
up a new Center for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP) in New York. We’ve also just
announced our intention to open a campus in Placer County, California.
We stand out from the traditional universities with our close links to business and
industry. Companies use Warwick’s knowledge to develop their own strengths and
ensure that they remain at the cutting edge within their industries. That cutting edge
insight is developed out of world-class and internationally renowned research, with
Warwick currently ranked 7th overall in the UK according to the latest Research
Assessment Framework 2014. This is recognised within our reputation with employers,
with Warwick ranked top 15th in the world in the QS World University Rankings 2014/15.
Perhaps you’ll want to choose a university that is getting ahead in a fast-moving world.
Choosing a Russell Group University will give you the backing you need. Named The
Times and Sunday Times University of the Year 2015, we are ever-present in the lists
of the UK’s and the world’s great universities. A place that provides you with infinite
possibilities. Choose Warwick.”
Jan Palmowski
Pro-Vice-Chancellor
Transnational Education
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“Studying at Warwick has been a life-changing and
humbling experience. The cosmopolitan atmosphere
empowers you to believe that you can make a difference
and have a good time while you are at it.”
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What are the entry requirements?
What if your future starts here?
Undergraduate Study
What is important to you, as you decide where to study?
A university that provides a flexible learning environment, that will
nurture your ambitions. Somewhere that knows the importance of
innovation? At Warwick we know what is important, and we strive to
provide this to our undergraduate community.
We know that you’ll want to join a
community where your perspectives,
knowledge, values and aspirations are built
into our teaching and learning approach.
We have a world-class reputation for
research, so we attract teachers who are
the very best in their fields. This means that
you’ll be taught by those at the forefront of
their subjects.
All of our undergraduate courses
offer opportunities for research project
work. You can also participate in cuttingedge research outside of your degree,
adding an additional dimension to your
degree. Want to study abroad, or add a
language element? We encourage our
students to consider their global outlook,
and these are some of the few ways that
you can do that. We have an alliance with
Monash University in Australia, which
helps us to meet the increasing student
demand for producing graduates with a
global education.
Don’t worry about making the move from
high school to University. We understand
what you need, and everything is in place
to make things as smooth as possible. We
have a dedicated International Orientation
programme, meeting you at Heathrow
Airport and bringing you to campus; a
specific undergraduate skills programme,
providing you with the skills you need
for university level study; flexible study
environments, so you can study in a place
that you suits you best; almost 300 sports
and student societies so that you can easily
meet like minded friends.
Frequently asked questions
How do I apply?
All applications are made through a
centralised application system, UCAS.
Applicants can choose up to five individual
degree courses, and more than one
application can be at the same institution.
The same application form is sent to each
course that you apply for. Applications
are considered on the information that is
provided within. Occasionally, we may ask
for additional information. We will contact
you if this is necessary.
How should I write my
personal statement?
When completing a personal
statement, it is important to remember
that the university is looking to see a
well written statement, that demonstrates
your interest in the subject you are
applying to. It is important to refer to past
achievements; any wider reading around
your subject; what you are hoping to
achieve through your studies and your
future plans. If you are applying to a dual
course, it is important to refer to the
relationship between the two subjects.
Warwick is committed to giving full and
fair consideration to all entry qualifications
presented by applicants. The main
entry requirements are listed within our
undergraduate prospectus, or you can find
the minimum entry requirements for your
country at www.warwick.ac.uk/io
Is there a deadline for applications?
For all of our courses, we recommend
that you apply before the UCAS deadline
of January 15th. We cannot guarantee
consideration for any applications
received after this date. The UCAS website
will provide you with further guidance,
along with all deadlines. Please see
www.ucas.com
Is there an English
Language requirement?
All applicants are required to show that
their ability to understand and express
themselves in both written and spoken
English is sufficiently high. Many applicants
demonstrate this through their GCSE or
International Baccalaureate achievements.
Applicants whose English Language
qualifications are not sufficient may be
asked to provide an English Language
qualification such as IELTS.
How will I be taught?
Depending on your subject, you may learn
through any of the following: Lectures (the
most formal way of teaching a large group
of students); seminars (a group of around
12 students meeting with a member of staff
to consider a pre-assigned topic); tutorials
(meetings of individuals or small groups
with a tutor); laboratory/language classes
in specialist facilities; performance and
independent study.
Further questions?
If you have further questions on apply to
the University of Warwick, our website has
helpful advice and information that you
may find useful. It also details information
on our Representative Offices and Regional
Teams: www.warwick.ac.uk/io 
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What if you continued your journey?
Postgraduate Study
If you’re driven by intellectual curiosity, you’ll want to discover new ways of
thinking. You’ll be looking for an institution which is research-rich, and nurtures
your desire to ask questions and to challenge convention. At Warwick, you’ll
join a university that is international in outlook and ambitions.
You’ll be part of a supportive cosmopolitan
postgraduate community where academic
and cultural diversity are celebrated. We
provide you with the freedom, facilities and
support to realise your full potential.
At Warwick, we’re committed to
interdisciplinary in both teaching and
research. Our Doctoral Training Centres
offer a multidisciplinary approach to
subjects in the sciences and social sciences
and many of our taught master’s degrees
have an interdisciplinary focus. We are
increasingly developing joint programmes
with overseas partners, such as our range
of Double Masters degrees in Politics and
International Studies.
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All of our taught Master’s courses at
Warwick are structured, developed and
delivered by academic staff who are
expects in their fields. They often draw on
individual research experience so that you
can be sure you are benefitting from the
latest knowledge. All students can benefit
from a dedicated skills programme, which
cover academic, personal and career
management skills.
The Postgraduate Hub at the heart of
campus provides a dedicated community
space for all postgraduate students,
offering a variety of different opportunities
to socialise or study. Through our Graduate
School, you’ll find the latest information on
scholarships, academic progression and
study at postgraduate level.
Frequently asked questions
How do I apply?
All applications are made directly to the
University of Warwick using our online
application form. You can find this at
www.warwick.ac.uk/pgapply . When
submitting your application form, please
ensure that you have all supporting
document, along with the email addresses
of two academic referees. Providing this
information when applying will speed up
the decision on your application.
If you are applying for PhD study,
identifying a supervisor is key.
Supervisors are there to help and support
students, with emphasis on the structure
of the research and development of
transferable skills.
“The University of Warwick offers a variety of flexible and
highly specialised postgraduate programs that provided
rigorous academic training invaluable to prospective
industry professionals and future academics alike.”
All of our academic staff have a profile
page on the departmental website where
you can view their research interests. If you
are unable to find a suitable supervisor by
viewing the departmental website, you
can write a summary statement of your
research interests and forward this to the
department, who will be able to forward to
the most appropriate contact.
See the chart on page 8 for further
guidance on the application process.
Do I meet the entry requirements?
The University of Warwick is committed to
giving fair and full consideration to all entry
qualifications presented by applicants. The
main entry requirements are listed within
the Postgraduate prospectus or you can
view the minimum entry requirements from
your country at www.warwick.ac.uk/io
This test result must be no more than
two years old by the time of commencing
your studies. If you have been taught in
English within the last two years, then this
may not be necessary. The Admissions
Office will advise you further on receipt of
your application.
Intensive English courses are available for
applicants who’s English Language ability
doesn’t meet the minimum requirements,
as well as pre-sessional and in-sessional
English Language courses.
Further questions?
If you have further questions on apply to
the University of Warwick, our website has
helpful advice and information that you
may find useful. It also details information
on our Representative Offices and Regional
Teams – www.warwick.ac.uk/io 
Is there a deadline to apply?
The deadline to apply for a taught
Master’s course is 31st July, although we
do encourage you to apply as early as
possible. Courses will close when full.
Applications for PhD programmes can be
considered at any time, although it is best
to apply as early as possible, especially if
you wish to be considered for funding.
Is there an English
Language requirement?
Any applicants who are non-native English
speakers will be required to provide an
English Language proficiency test to study
at Warwick.
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How to apply to Warwick
Postgraduate Study
Apply
online
www.warwick.
ac.uk/go/
pgapply
Upload your
documents
Please complete
your application
as fully as
possible
We will email
you with a link
We will email
you with the
decision
Documents required
Include email
addresses for
your referees
and we will
contact them for
you
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from your
University-level study
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If successful
please reply to
your offer
Follow the link in
your offer email
Pay the deposit
(WBS/CPS only)
within the stated
timescale
Research proposal (if appropriate)
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English language proficiency
 Two academic references
(we only accept non-academic
references if you have been out of
education for more than five years)
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Details of your
conditions will
be given in your
offer email
If made a
conditional offer,
please meet
your conditions
as soon as
possible
Other opportunities to study
Warwick International
Foundation Programme
Study Abroad
Warwick is able to offer exchange
opportunities with over 200 of the
world’s leading universities in over 40
countries. Our alliance with Monash
University in Australia is just one of these
great opportunities. Our wide range
of undergraduate degrees allows for
flexibility with module choice, whilst taking
full advantage of the wide range of extracurricular activities available.
Warwick’s exciting Summer School
allows you to experience studying at the
University of Warwick and the UK. All
classes are taught entirely on the Warwick
campus, with trips across to make the most
of your time in the UK. The Summer School
is taught by Academics passionate about
their subject, and it allows you to indulge
in your chosen subject and gain new
knowledge, skills and attributes.
Studying on the Warwick IFP prepares
students for admission to a high quality
degree programme in two ways; it
develops the subject knowledge required
for degree study and instructs and teaches
the required skills needed for degree
study, such as critical thinking, note-taking,
listening to academic tutors, individual
study and research, and essay-writing.
We have a dedicated Study Abroad Team
to help whether you are planning on
studying at Warwick, or wish to include
a study abroad element to your Warwick
degree. You can find their contact details,
and full information on the Study Abroad
opportunities at www.warwick.ac.uk/
studyabroad
All applications are made directly to the
University, and further information can be
found online at www.warwick.ac.uk/study/
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Our Warwick International Foundation
Programme is a pre-university course
specifically designed to enable students,
whose academic qualifications do not
permit direct entry to the UK, to progress
to studying in a UK university. With over
30 years of teaching experience and five
flexible course options, the Warwick IFP is
the right choice for success.
Summer School
Further information can be found on our
website www.warwick.ac.uk/ifp
“With nearly 30 years teaching experience
and five flexible and specialised course
options, the Warwick IFP is the right
choice for success!”
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English Language
Warwick’s Centre for Applied Linguistics offers a range of
English Language courses that are designed to improve your
understanding and knowledge of the language. These courses will
develop key skills for personal and academic English Language.
The Centre for Applied Linguistics has a large Learning Resources
Centre, where students can study and work in groups.
Programme in English
for Postgraduate Studies
The PEPs programme at Warwick is
accredited by the British Council. It is an
ideal language improvement programme
for graduates who wish to prepare for
further academic study, either at Warwick
or at another university, and who need to
improve their academic English to a high
standard. The programme will allow you
to become an independent and confident
user of English in an academic context. You
will develop the skills to self-correct and
self-audit your own writing and speaking,
as well as listen and to read English with
the accuracy and ease needed for intensive
study. The course will also introduce you to
relevant aspects of British life and culture,
as prepares you for work in your subject
field. For information on the programme
and applications, please go to
www.warwick.ac.uk/peps
Pre-sessional English Language
The Pre-Sessional Course is ideal if
your first language is not English and
you have an offer to study at Warwick.
The course gives you the option of
studying for either 10 or 6 weeks, and will
give you the opportunity to develop your
study skills in the English Language for
academic purposes.
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Throughout both of the phases, there will
be opportunities to take part in social and
cultural events. By the end of the course,
you will be fully prepared to commence
your studies at Warwick. Further
information is available at
www.warwick.ac.uk/presessional
In-sessional English Language
Throughout your studies at Warwick,
there will be opportunities to develop and
enhance your understanding of the English
Language and develop key skills in writing
academically. You can find out more about
this and all courses offered by the Centre at
www.warwick.ac.uk/cal
Learning English online
Through the Centre’s website, you can
access a range of specified online lessons
and training material, designed to increase
your knowledge and understanding
of the English language. With sections
including Academic Listening/Speaking,
Grammar, Academic Writing, Study Skills,
this information will prove invaluable for
all students whose first language is not
English. Take a look at www.warwick.
ac.uk/leap
Language Centre
If during your studies, you wish to learn a
new language, for academic or personal
reasons, the Language Centre is here to
help. The Centre is fully equipped with the
latest technology, an multi-media open
access suite, satellite TV and computer
based learning packages. See more at
www.warwick.ac.uk/languagecentre 
“I would encourage younger students to work hard so
that they may have the opportunity to come to Warwick
and experience some of the wonderful things I have
enjoyed since my time here. I think all students should
aim for Warwick so they can experience everything the
UK has to offer.”
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“The lecturers are so talented they make the subject
come alive. My academic experience so far has definitely
changed the way that I think and challenged any
preconceptions I had. I have learned so much already
and I am only half way through my course. I look forward
to what the future brings, and would encourage anyone
thinking about Warwick to seriously consider it.”
Academic life
We’re committed to providing the very best learning resources
that are modern, accessible and technology rich. There are
dedicated services and provisions for students specifically
designed to enhance their academic and social experience.
Outstanding facilities
We also recognise that no two people
learn in the same way. That’s why we
provide adaptable learning environments
that cater for all learning styles. Our
University Library, spread over five floors,
offers over 1.2 million printed volumes,
electronic books, journals and adaptable
work spaces. Its an ideal base for any
study, whether you prefer quiet individual
study areas or spaces that encourage
collaboration. For in-depth research into
social, political and economic history, you
can use our Modern Records Centre which
holds an extensive range of nationally
important primary sources.
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Our Learning Grids across the campus
offer flexible and innovative learning
spaces, supporting individual and group
study. Multi-media technology is present
throughout, with opportunities for group
problem-solving activities, team working
and presentation development. Learning
Grid’s can be found in University House,
Gibbet Hill, Rootes Social Building, Senate
House and off campus in Leamington Spa.
We’re also investing £20m in a state-of-theart teaching and learning building, allowing
us to widen the worlds of our students
through innovative teaching resource
and social learning spaces. It will include
premium lecture theatres, small-group
teaching and seminar spaces, innovative
social learning and network areas, and
advanced technology.
Our postgraduate research students
can benefit from the technology-rich
open-plan Wolfson Research Exchange,
which enhances opportunities for
mutual support and knowledge
exchange, as well as hosting study,
collaboration and conferences.
Innovative learning
We’re a university a world-class
reputation for research, so we attract
teachers who are at the forefront in their
respective fields. Our teaching staff are
continually exploring new and exciting
ways to communicate their own research
and understanding, introducing you
to fresh insights and approaches to
learning. That’s why we have an Institute
for Advanced Teaching Learning (IATL)
focused on helping staff, and students
realise ambitious teaching ideas.
Research excellence
Whether you join us as a postgraduate
researcher, undertake a taught course,
or take part in our many undergraduate
research opportunities, we’ll encourage
you to push the limits of your own
academic curiosity. In the past 50 years,
we have earned an enviable reputation
for the wide-reaching impact of our
research. We were ranked 7th overall
among UK research universities in the UK
Government’s 2014 Research Excellence
Framework (REF), with 87% of our research
rated either ‘internationally excellent’ or
‘world-leading’. This means that you’ll
be learning alongside the world’s top
academics at a university that continues to
commit to the best research infrastructure
and facilities.
Many leading UK and international
companies invest heavily in Warwick’s
research expertise – an investment that
contributes to continual improvement in
our learning and research facilities. Several
of our departments maintain active links
with policymakers, industry and cultural
partners. Our international industry
partners include GlaxoSmithKline, Jaguar
Land Rover, Brucker, Siemens, Intel, NASA
and TATA Motors to name but a few.
Recent investments in our research
infrastructure and facilities have created:
A new cancer research unit in which
mathematicians, physicists and
engineers will work collaboratively using
digital technology to explore potential
new treatments for the disease.
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Our new National Automotive Innovation
Centre (NAIC) project, designed to
provide a critical mass of research
capability by combining automotive
expertise nationally and internationally,
which is due to be completed in 2017. 
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Our interdisciplinary science building,
a state-of-the-art joint research
building for Physics and Chemistry
which focuses on analytical and
material science research.
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The £3.7million Nuclear Magnetic
Resonance (NMR) Centre, where
academics undertake solid-state
research using NMR spectroscopy
that is unrivalled in the UK.
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Campus life
As well as the lakes, woods and wildlife you’ll find all the essentials
for modern living, including shops, banks, restaurants, bars, a sports
centre and arts centre. Situated on the border of the busy city of
Coventry and Shakespeare’s county, Warwickshire, the campus
offers the perfect blend of city and countryside.
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Living on campus brings people from all
over the world together in one community
and allows you to adapt to your new
way of life in a stimulating and friendly
environment. Warwick has one of the
largest and widest ranges of campus
accommodation in the UK, with something
to suit everyone’s needs and budget.
You can live in flats or halls of residence;
have en suite or shared bathroom
facilities. A limited amount of same-sex
accommodation is also available.
Off campus
All campus bedrooms are furnished to a
high standard and have access to free WiFi
and/or high speed network access.
A hard-working team of domestic assistants
ensure all campus accommodation is clean
and comfortable. Our resident tutors are
on hand to facilitate harmonious living and
provide pastoral care. All rooms have access
to a kitchen and living area. Launderette
facilities can be found centrally on campus
and in some residences.
You can read more about the local areas of
Coventry, Kenilworth and Leamington Spa
on page 24.
If you prefer to live off-campus, the
University manages around 2,000
rooms in nearby Coventry, Kenilworth
and Leamington Spa. All properties
are accredited to ensure they meet
high standards of health, safety and
maintenance and that rents are suitable
for your budget. All properties are located
within 5 minutes walk of transport links. All
properties will have access to kitchens and
living areas and will be furnished.
You can find further information on the on
campus accommodation, including 360
degree views from the residences, on the
Warwick Accommodation website:
www.warwick.ac.uk/accommodation
“Warwick has the whole package as a University
– it is a self-contained campus with top facilities
from a theatre to banks, shops and cinemas.
It makes student life very convenient.”
The alcohol free lounge and bistro-style
restaurant offer quieter ways of relaxing
on your own or with friends. The Students’
Union also supports over 230 societies.
Joining a society is one of the best ways
of meeting new and like-minded people
when you first arrive at Warwick. If you get
involved in the running of a society, you’ll
gain training in skills and knowledge that
will be invaluable after you leave university,
and highly sought by employers. A list of
the Society groups, with a sample of the
societies within can be found on page 16.
Health Centre
The campus based Health Centre
provides the highest quality health care to
patients living on campus and in the local
area. The website provides helpful advice
and guidance, with links to other NHS
services. More information is available
at www.uwhc.org.uk . A pharmacy is
located on campus within the Students’
Union building.
Eating on campus
Although Warwick does not offer any meal
plans and all residences are self catered,
there is the option of using the ‘Eating at
Warwick’ card, which provides a discount
on food or drink purchased in on-campus
outlets. Further information can be found
at www.warwick.ac.uk/eating
Cafés and restaurants
Across campus, there are ten cafés,
four restaurants, three bars, two pubs
and a baguette bar. All offer a relaxed
and friendly environment for all
students. A range of special offers are
available throughout the year, with
Halal and/or vegetarian options available
across all outlets.
Shops
The Warwick campus has all of the
provisions for every day living. As well as
the many restaurants and eating outlets,
there are two banks, a bookshop,
travel agent, post office, supermarket,
hairdressers, pharmacy and
on-campus recruitment agency.
Local area
10 minutes walk from most areas of
campus, you will find a large shopping
centre, with a supermarket which is open
24 hours a day (apart from Sunday). You
will also find a frozen food store, hardware/
general store, Asian food store, pharmacy,
post office, travel agents, hairdressers and
a café, amongst others.
The Union is run by students for students,
with elected sabbatical officers and an
elected Union Council. If you want to
get involved at this level, there are lots
of opportunities for you to do so. The
Students’ Union also represents students
within University meetings, from staffstudent liaison right through to the
University’s key decision-making body,
the Senate.
Warwick Arts Centre
The largest arts centre outside of London,
Warwick Arts Centre is one of the most
exciting cultural venues in the country.
With two theatres, a newly refurbished
concert hall, cinema, art gallery, as well as
bars, restaurants and a book shop, the Arts
Centre provides a wide range of events
for students and the local community to
enjoy. Over 1,500 events are held each
year, including theatre, film, music, classical
music, comedy, dance, visual arts, family
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Students’ Union
Most universities in the UK have a Students’
Union which is the heart and soul of
the student social scene. Warwick is no
exception. Warwick Students’ Union is one
of the biggest and best in the country with
bars, food and drink outlets, dance venues
and an Advice and Welfare Office.
The Union has a seven day a week
entertainment programme and a wide
mixture of events so that there is something
for everyone to enjoy. Famous guests and
bands visit the Union throughout the year.
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“I’m very impressed with the amount of activities
that I can be involved with – there is so much to
do at Warwick because the campus is so vast
and the Students’ Union is so active... ”
Music Centre
If you’re interested in taking up or
continuing a musical instrument, Warwick’s
Music Centre offers plenty of opportunities
to develop your musical talents. Over
500 students belong to at least one of
Warwick’s many ensembles, which include
the Symphony and Chamber Orchestras,
250-voice Chorus, Rock Gospel Choir,
Brass Band, and Big Bang. We also have an
annual Battle of the Bands, hosted by the
Students’ Union.
Student drama
There’s a great tradition of student drama
at Warwick. You can act, direct or produce;
try your hand at a stand up comedy or
cabaret; work backstage or write a play.
All of the facilities and expertise of the Arts
Centre are close at hand.
Warwick Student Societies
Academic
Here you can find societies for the
majority of courses within the University,
along with societies for Postgraduates
and mature students: BioSoc, Classics,
Economics Summit, Financial Forum, India
Forum, International Relations, Medieval,
TEDx Warwick.
Activities and games
From chess to capoeira, de-stress to
debating, take your pick: Craft, FIFA,
Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, Juggling,
Matchday, Quiz Society, Table Football
Society, Taoist Qigong Society.
Campaigning
Whatever you're passionate about,
campaigning societies can help you get
your message out there and make a real
impact: Amnesty, Mind Aware, Oxfam
Outreach, People & Planet, Warwick
Against Hunger, Warwick Pugwash,
Warwick STAR.
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Cultural
Whether you're an international student,
fell in love with a particular country while
travelling, or simply like discovering
new cultures, there are plenty of cultural
societies to choose from: African &
Caribbean, Balkan, Chinese, Cypriot,
Indian, Kazakh, Latin American, Thai.
Film and media
Whether you like watching films or
producing them, there's something for
you: Anime & Manga, PhotoSoc, RaW,
The Boar, The Writing Society, Warwick
Student Cinema, Warwick TV.
Food and drink
The name says it all! Opportunities
range from growing and selling fresh
organic produce to serving beer at the
annual Real Ale Festival: Allotment Society,
Cheese and Chocolate, Cocktail Club,
Good Food Society, Real Ale, Wine and
Whisky Appreciation.
Halls
If you live on or off campus or joining
your halls, the halls society is a great way
to meet new people, get involved in
socials and sports tournaments, and really
boost the sense of community around
campus: Bluebell, Claycroft, Lakeside,
Rootes, Tocil, Whitefields.
Music and performance
Whether you're into music, dance or
drama, Warwick SU's performance
societies make a massive impact across
campus and in the local community: Big
Band, Break Dancing, Comedy, Hip Hop,
Music Theatre Warwick, Salsa Dancing,
Shakespeare, Warwick Bass.
Religious and belief societies
Whether you're a devout believer,
an atheist, or just curious, religious
societies have plenty to offer: Buddhist,
CathSoc, Christian Focus, Christian Union,
Hindu, Islamic, Krishna Consciousness
Society, Sikh, Warwick Atheists,
Secularists and Humanists.
Welfare, charity and action
If you want to make a difference to
students or the wider world, this is the
place for you: Engineers Without Borders,
Jailbreak, Nightline, RAG, Warwick Enable,
Warwick Volunteers. 
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Warwick Sport
Warwick Sport is a partnership between the Students’ Union
and the University, which offers a huge variety of sporting
opportunities. We have 65 Sports Clubs catering for all abilities,
where everyone is welcome.
Warwick has some of the best sports
facilities of any university in the UK, along
with a team of professional coaches and
instructors, who are on hand to help
whatever your previous experience and
ability. Whether you are an elite athlete or
a beginner, you’ll be able to take part and
advance in any sport.
Throughout the year, there is an extensive
portfolio of exercise and fitness classes,
as well as courses and personal training
programmes for you to join. These
include Yoga, Pilates, Badminton, Squash,
Swimming, Golf and Boot Camp.
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Sports provision
With three main sites on campus, the sport
facilities are all situated within easy walking
distance of halls of residence. The Cryfield
Sports Pavilion has over 60 acres of playing
fields, including cricket, football, lacrosse
and rugby pitches.
The Westwood area of campus is
designed as a mini sports village and has
a three court sports hall, three artificial
pitches, an 400m all-weather athletics
track, and an indoor tennis centre plus
floodlit outdoor court.
The Main sports centre is situated in the
centre of campus, and has a 25 metre,
six-lane swimming pool plus sauna, five
squash courts, the Bear Rock Indoor
Climbing Centre and specialist ‘Bouldering
room’, the Running Bear Fitness Suite and
performance weight training area, two
four-court sports halls, an aerobics studio
and physiotherapy clinic. 
Climbing
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Cricket (Men’s)
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Dodgeball
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Fencing
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Football (Men’s)
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Gliding
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Golf
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Hockey (Men’s)
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Hockey (Women’s)
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Ice Hockey
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Jitsu
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Judo
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Kali-jeet Kune Do
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Lacrosse
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Latin & Ballroom
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Lifesaving
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Medic Sports
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Motorsport
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Netball
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Netball (Mixed)
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Pick & Mix Sports
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Aerobics
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Aikido
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American Football
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Archery
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Athletics & Cross Country
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Badminton
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Basketball
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Canoe
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Canoe Polo
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Cheerleaders
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Classical & Modern Dance
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Polo
Rifle
Rowing
Rugby (Men’s)
Rugby (Women’s)
Rugby League
Sailing
Shotokan Karate
Skydiving
Snooker & Billiards
Squash
Sub Aqua
Surf
Swimming & Water Polo
Table Tennis
Taekwondo
Tennis
Thai Boxing
Trampolining
Triathlon & Road Cycling
Ultimate Frisbee
Volleyball
Warwick Mountains
Warwick Snow
Windsurf
Yoga
Zsk Chinese Kickboxing
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Pool
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Riding
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“The Warwick campus is very supportive and has
certainly helped bring out the best of me within my studies.
The department has excellent facilities, and I make the most
of the Library and in particular the Learning Grid.”
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All-weather pitches and
athletics stadium
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Hea
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Westwood
Campus
Kirby Corner R
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Warwick
Business
School
Science Park
Cannon
Park
Shopping
Centre
Mathematics &
Statistics Building
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Humanities
Warwick
Arts Centre
Students’
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Gibbet Hill Campus
Warwick
Medical
School
Academic or faculty buildings
Accommodation buildings
Leisure buildings
Sports buildings
Buildings under construction
Parking
Taxi rank
Footpaths/cycle paths
Bus stop
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“At PwC we’ve recruited a number of students from Warwick.
These students come from a wide variety of degree
backgrounds and demonstrate the key skills and attributes
that PwC look for.”
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Coming to Warwick means that you’ll be highly employable when
you graduate. We are 15th in the world for our reputation with
employers, with employers wanting the firm foundations that
Warwick degrees are built on.
Employability
Not only do our degree courses provide
you with the subject knowledge, but they
also develop your key skills in independent
and critical thinking, presentation and
communication, research, leadership and
organisation. Collaboration between our
departments and employers also ensures
our curricula are relevant to today’s and
tomorrow’s workplace.
Careers support
All of our undergraduate degrees offer
either the opportunity to apply your
leaning in a workplace or industry setting
as part of your degree, or the option to
apply for a voluntary year out for work
experience (subject to approval).
We advertise thousands of work
experience vacancies on our online
database for Warwick students and
graduates. These include placements
and internships. The Centre for Careers
and Skills provides a wide range of
skills programmes for undergraduate,
postgraduate and research students.
This includes workshops, advice and
academic coaching.
Warwick has a dedicated careers web page
for international students which includes
international job vacancies, listings of
international careers fairs and events,
as well a wide range of country-specific
resources and links.
Over 300 leading employers visit
campus each year to meet our students
and the value of a Warwick education is
reflected in the high quality of job roles
that employers offer to our graduates.
We were ranked as third most targeted
university nationally by the UK’s top 100
graduate employers. At 78%, we also
have one of the highest percentages of
graduates entering either professional or
managerial jobs, or graduate-level study,
of any UK institution (all figures taken
from The Times and Sunday Times Good
University Guide 2015).
Employers actively look for graduates who
have been members of student clubs and
societies. With nearly 300 student-run
clubs and societies, Warwick offers many
opportunities to meet a broad mix of
people and build your confidence.
Alumni
With over 175,000 alumni in over 190
countries, the Warwick Alumni network is
an invaluable tool that will help you to gain
advice, make contact with people working
in the same field or in the same country.
There is also information on internships
and events on their website www.warwick.
ac.uk/alumni
Student led events
Throughout the year on campus, you will
be able to participate in a wide range
of events which are student organised
and led. The highlight of these is One
World Week, which is the largest studentrun festival, and arguably one of the
most inclusive. OWW is a celebration of
culture, diversity and internationalism,
with the opportunity to be involved in the
organisation and participation of these
can be an impressive asset to your CV.
Other events include the Warwick Student
Art Festival, TEDx, Warwick Economics
Summit, and Warwick International
Development Summit. You can find out
more on the Students’ Union website
www.warwicksu.com
Volunteering
Volunteering on campus and in community
projects can be a beneficial and
memorable achievement to add to your
Warwick experience. You will gain new
skills, enhance your personal development,
make new friends ad meet new and
interesting people. Projects will vary in
commitment, time and expertise. You can
find out more at www.warwick.ac.uk/
volunteers 
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A superb location
One of the things that attracts many students to the
University of Warwick is our campus and the surrounding
areas. With fantastic social and sporting facilities, great
access to major towns and cities and excellent outdoor
space, students are rarely short of things to do.
Coventry
A beautiful cosmopolitan city with a
modern ambience but historical charisma
that provides Coventry with the charm that
has attracted visitors for a thousand years.
Located only three miles from campus,
and easily accessible with good transport
links, Coventry is home to shops, cafés,
restaurants, cinema complex, sports
centre, ice rink, theatre, museums, art
galleries, as well as parks and open spaces.
Coventry’s most famous resident, Lady
Godiva, can also be seen, alongside the
infamous Peeping Tom, in the Broadgate
area of the city centre.
Being a historic city, there is a vast amount
of attractions that you can visit, such as
Coventry Cathedral and Cathedral Ruins
and St Mary’s Guildhall. There is also the
world-class Coventry Transport Museum,
as well as the Herbert Art Gallery and
Museum. Closer to campus, you can find
fantastic open spaces, such as the War
Memorial Park.
Times by train from Coventry to:
Birmingham – 20 minutes
Manchester – 2 hours
Oxford – 50 minutes
London – 1 hour
Exeter – 3 hours
Edinburgh – 4.5 hours
Kenilworth
An idyllic town whose history began
with the building of the castle in the 12th
century. Kenilworth today is an enchanting
town with shops, cafés and restaurants,
while one of the UK’s greatest castle ruins
provides a perfect place to attend an event
or visit for the day. At Abbey Fields you can
spend an afternoon relaxing by the lakes,
or use the sporting facilities.
Royal Leamington Spa
A beautiful regency town with independent
shops as well as high street chains, cafés,
restaurants, cinema, sports centre and the
Pump Rooms. There are also open spaces
such as Jephson Gardens for you to enjoy a
cream tea or a walk around the gardens.
Warwick
The small town of Warwick is picturesque
and steeped in history. Best known for its
castle, Warwick is easily accessible from
the campus and a great destination for a
historical day out.
Stratford-upon-Avon
Known world wide for its connections with
William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon
is only 16 miles from Warwick’s campus
and is a perfect destination for a literature
inspired day.
Birmingham
The UK’s second city, Birmingham is a
vibrant and cosmopolitan city located
approximately 20 minutes by train from
Coventry. A major shopping haven,
Birmingham is home to the Bull Ring
Shopping Centre, as well as cinemas,
theatres, tourist attractions, parks, open
spaces and much more.
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Further afield, you will find the cities of
Manchester, London and Edinburgh.
All are well known for their cultural
attractions, shopping centres and
historical importance. These places and
much more are easily accessible from the
campus by public transport. Each term
the International Office offers a range of
trips to different tourist attractions and
important cities in the UK; ensuring that
you make the most of your time in the UK.
Europe
With direct train journeys from Coventry to
London taking less than 60 minutes, and
Birmingham International Airport only 15
minutes, major European cities are easily
accessible from the Warwick campus.
Whether you are visiting for a conference,
study abroad opportunity or on vacation,
you are only a couple of hours from all that
Europe has to offer.
Transportation
Getting to and from the campus is very
convenient, with regular public transport
services. The local buses offer a frequent
and convenient way of travelling from
Coventry City Centre, Kenilworth and
Leamington Spa to and from the campus.
The local Railway Stations in Coventry and
Leamington Spa provide opportunities to
travel easily to different areas of the local
area and the UK generally. 
“The campus is really beautiful, and
I love how close to nature you really
feel. You can see the change in seasons
happening across the campus.””
Coventry
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Belfast
Kenilworth
Leeds
Dublin
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Coventry
University of Warwick
London
Royal Leamington Spa
M42
M6
Nuneaton
M6
Birmingham
Solihull
BIA
A45
Coventry
M42
Warwick
M42
A46
Kenilworth
M40
Stratford-upon-Avon
Royal
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Warwick
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International Office and contacts
The International Office provides a personal contact at the University
of Warwick who will be able to help you through the application
process, arrival at the University and throughout your time at Warwick.
Information on the range of services available can be found below, or
please do not hesitate to contact your Regional Team for help or advice.
Coming to visit
You are welcome to visit the campus
whilst you are deciding where to study
or before you begin your studies. The
best way to visit the campus is through
the weekly campus tours on Wednesday
afternoons. Current students show you
around the highlights of the university and
answer any questions that you may have
about studying at the University or life on
campus. You can find further information
on how to book your place on the tour at
www.warwick.ac.uk/study
Immigration advice
The Immigration Service within the
International Office provides free, confidential
advice and assistance to international
students before and during their studies.
Information and advice on the latest
Immigration guidance can be found on their
website www.warwick.ac.uk/immigration
Live chats
Each week, representatives from the
International Office will be available to answer
questions about studying at the University
of Warwick. There will also be dedicated
departmental and information chats, such as
Immigration or Orientation. Find out more at
www.warwick.ac.uk/livechat
Orientation
An exciting and interactive residential
programme is held each year in the week
leading up to the start of term. The four day
programme is packed full of activities, trips,
social events and information sessions to
welcome students and help them adjust
to living and studying in the UK. More
information is available at www.warwick.
ac.uk/orientation
In-country events
During the year, Representatives from
the University of Warwick will attend fairs,
visit schools and universities, and hold
receptions for offer holders. For details on
the events held in your country, please see
www.warwick.ac.uk/io 
“Orientation week at the University was awesome!
There were people from all over the world and we had
the University to ourselves. There were events on campus
and people there to explain things to you and to prepare
you for life in the UK.”
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The International Office has a dedicated team, both in the UK and globally, who are able
to provide you with assistance and support throughout your application to Warwick and
throughout your studies. Make contact with us on +44 (0)24 7652 3706 or email your
regional team at the addressses below.
Regional teams
Africa
e mena@warwick.ac.uk
e Africa@warwick.ac.uk
Australasia
e Australasia@warwick.ac.uk
East Asia
e EastAsia@warwick.ac.uk
Europe, Russia and Central Asia
e EURUSCA@warwick.ac.uk
Latin America
e Latinamerica@warwick.ac.uk
Middle East
e MENA@warwick.ac.uk
North America and Caribbean
e northamerica@warwick.ac.uk
e Caribbean@warwick.ac.uk
South Asia
e SouthAsia@warwick.ac.uk
South East Asia
e SEAsia@warwick.ac.uk
Overseas Representatives
Bahrain (Mahooz)
Education Links t 00973 172 55909
e educationlinks@live.com
China (Beijing)
Jackee Ma (Mainland China)
t +86 10 5737 2620
echina@warwick.ac.uk
Hong Kong
Wynne Kam
t 00852 2525 4604
e info@warwick.com.hk
India (New Delhi)
University Options
t 0091 11 2669 2059
e delhioffice@warwick.ac.uk
Iran (Tehran)
International Media of Thought (IMT) Ltd
t 009821 2901869 e mtaksayeh@yahoo.com
Japan (Tokyo & Osaka)
SI-UK Education Council
t 0081 3 5272 9143 e tokyo@ukeducation.jp
e osaka@ukeducation.jp BEO (Tokyo)
t +81 3 5367 3315
e study@beo.jp
Kenya
Uniserv
t 00254 20 445 2732
e info@uniserveducation.com
(Nairobi)
e msa@uniserveducation.com (Mombasa)
Korea (Seoul)
EDM Education
t 0082 2 562 1278
eadmin@londonuhak.com
Mexico (Mexico City)
Love UK
t 0052 55 55332160
e cahir@loveuk.com.mx
Nigeria
Dave Abion Consulting
Lagos (Ikeja)
t 01-7746088
edaveabion@yahoo.com
Lagos (Victoria Island)
t 01-4627838
e daveabion_vi@yahoo.co.uk
Abuja
t09-8729252
e daveabionabj@yahoo.com
Pakistan (Lahore)
Saima Riaz
t 0092 423 588 8029
e warwick.pakistan@gmail.com
Syria and Jordan
Sada Ahmad Daoud
e sada.daoud@hotmail.com
Taiwan (Taipei)
UK Star
t 00 886 22 357 9505
e info@ukstar.com.tw
Tanzania (Dar es Salaam)
Uniserv
t 00 255 22 212 9036
e tz@uniserveducation.com
Thailand (Bangkok)
Consortium UK
t 0066 2653 2384
e info@consortiumuk.net
Turkey
ATEC (Istanbul)
t 0090 216 550 1213
e atec@atec.com.tr
ATEC (Ankara)
t 0312 4195151
e atec@atec.com.tr
EDCON (Istanbul)
t 0090 212 234 4899
e edcon@edcon.com.tr
EDCON (Izmir)
t 0090 232 425 2556
e edcon@edcon.com.tr
Uganda (Kampala)
Uniserv Uganda
t 00256 414 259220
e ug@uniserveducation.com
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
Knowledge Horizon
t 00971 4 2980994 e jerry@knowledgehorizon.com
Russia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan
and Ukraine
Nadia Golenischeva
t 007 812 995 9584
e n.golenischeva@warwick.ac.ru
South East Asia Office
Mavis Ow and Imran Hashim
t +65 9388 2636
e sgoffice@warwick.ac.uk
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Course listing
Please check www.warwick.ac.uk/study for the latest course listing.
CENTRE FOR APPLIED LINGUISTICS
Undergraduate
CENTRE FOR EDUCATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Postgraduate Taught
MPhil/PhD Education and Psychology
BA Language, Culture and Communication
MA English Language Teaching
MSc Intercultural Communication
for Business and the Professions
Postgraduate Research
MPhil/PhD Applied Linguistics
MPhil/PhD English Language Teaching
MPhil/PhD English Language Teaching
and Applied Linguistics
MA by Research in Applied Linguistics
YSEU PERSAUD CENTRE FOR
CARIBBEAN STUDIES
Postgraduate Research
PhD/MPhil in Caribbean Studies
MA by Research in Caribbean Studies
CENTRE FOR EDUCATION STUDIES
Undergraduate
BA Education Studies
Postgraduate Taught
MA Education Studies
MA Education Innovation
Postgraduate Research
CENTRE FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY
METHODOLOGIES
Postgraduate Taught
MA Digital Media and Culture
MSc Urban Informatics and Analytics
MSc Big Data and Digital Futures
Postgraduate Research
MPhil/PhD Interdisciplinary Studies
CENTRE FOR PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATION
Postgraduate Taught
MA Professional Education
Centre for Renaissance Studies
Postgraduate Taught
MA The Culture of the European
Renaissance
Postgraduate Research
PhD in Chemistry
PhD in Chemistry with Industrial
Collaboration
MSc by Research in Chemistry
CLASSICS AND ANCIENT HISTORY
Undergraduate
BA Classics
BA Classics (Ancient Greek) with Study
in Europe
BA Classics (Latin) with Study in Europe
BA Classical Civilisation
BA Classical Civilisation with Study in Europe
BA Ancient History and Classical
Archaeology
BA Ancient History and Classical
Archaeology with Study in Europe
BA English and Latin Literature
BA Classical Civilisation with Philosophy
Postgraduate Taught
MA in Ancient Visual and Material Culture
Postgraduate Research
MA in Visual and Material Culture of Ancient
Greece
MA by Research Renaissance Studies
MA in Visual and Material Culture of Ancient
Rome
MPhil/PhD Renaissance Studies
Postgraduate Research
MA Educational Leadership
and Management
CENTRE FOR SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
MA Drama and Theatre Education
MSc Scientific Computing
MA by Research in Classics and Ancient
History
MPhil/PhD Scientific Computing
COMPARATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES
MA Drama Education and English Language
Teaching
MA by Distance Learning Religions
and Education
Postgraduate Taught
Postgraduate Research
MSc by Research Scientific Computing
MPhil/PhD in Classics and Ancient History
Undergraduate
MA International Education
and Development (Gender)
CHEMISTRY
BA History, Literature and Cultures
of the Americas
MA International Education and
Development (Intercultural Education)
BSc Chemistry
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Undergraduate
MA International Education
and Development (Social Justice)
MChem Chemistry
Undergraduate
BSc Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry
BSc Computer Science
Postgraduate Research
MChem Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry
MEng Computer Science
EdD Education
Postgraduate Taught
BSc Computer and Management Sciences
MA by Research Arts Education
MSc in Polymer Chemistry
MSc in Analytical and Polymer Science
BSc Discrete Mathematics
MA by Research Education
MPhil/PhD Science Education
MPhil/PhD Education
MPhil/PhD Arts Education
MPhil/PhD Mathematics Education
MSc by Research Science Education
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MSc in Analytical Science: Methods
and Instrumental Techniques
MSc in Molecular Analytical Science
MSc in Chemistry with Scientific Writing
MSc in Scientific Research
and Communication
BSc Computer and Business Studies
Postgraduate Taught
MSc in Computer Science
MSc in Data Analytics
Postgraduate Research
Postgraduate Research
Postgraduate Taught
PhD in Urban Science
EngD in Non-destructive Evaluation
MA in Global History
MSc by Research in Computer Science
MSc by Research in Engineering
MA in Early Modern History
DIAMOND SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
CENTRE FOR DOCTORAL TRAINING
ENGLISH AND COMPARATIVE LITERARY
STUDIES
MSc in Diamond Science and Technology
BA English Literature
PhD in Computer Science
Postgraduate Taught
MSc + PhD Diamond Science
and Technology
Postgraduate Research
MSc + PhD in Diamond Science
and Technology
ECONOMICS
PhD in Engineering
Undergraduate
BA English Literature and Writing
BA English and Theatre Studies
Postgraduate Taught
MA in English Literature
MA in Translation and Transcultural Studies
MA in World Literature
Undergraduate
MA in Writing
BSc Economics and Industrial Organisation
PhD/MPhil in English and Comparative
Literary Studies
BSc Economics
BSc Economics, Politics and International
Studies
Postgraduate Taught
MSc in Economics
MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science
MSc in Economics and International Finance
Economics
Postgraduate Research
PhD Economics
CENTRE FOR EDUCATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, APPRAISAL
AND RESEARCH
Postgraduate Research
Postgraduate Research
PhD/MPhil in Translation Studies
FILM AND TELEVISION STUDIES
Undergraduate
BA Film and Literature
BA Film Studies
Postgraduate Taught
MA in Film and Television Studies
Postgraduate Research
PhD/MPhil in Film and/or Television Studies
MA by Research in Film and Television
Studies
PhD/MPhil in Education and Psychology
GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
WARWICK INSTITUTE FOR EMPLOYMENT
RESEARCH
BASc Business Studies and Global
Sustainable Development
Postgraduate Research
PhD Employment Research
Undergraduate
BASc Economic Studies and Global
Sustainable Development
MA in Modern History
MA in History of Medicine
Postgraduate Research
PhD/MPhil in History
MA by Research in History
HISTORY OF ART
Undergraduate
BA History of Art
BA History of Art and French Studies
BA History of Art with Italian
Postgraduate Taught
MA in the History of Art
Postgraduate Research
MPhil/PhD in the History of Art
MA by Research in the History of Art
CENTRE FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY
METHODOLOGIES
Postgraduate Taught
MA in Digital Media and Culture
MSc in Big Data and Digital Futures
MSc in Urban Informatics and Analytics
Postgraduate Research
MPhil/PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies
LAW
Undergraduate
LLB Law
LLB Law with Study Abroad
LLB European Law
BA Law and Sociology
BA Law and Business Studies
BA Law with Humanities
ENGINEERING
BASc History and Global Sustainable
Development
BA Law with Social Science
BEng/MEng Automotive Engineering
BASc Biology and Global Sustainable
Development
LLM in Advanced Legal Studies
Undergraduate
BEng/MEng Civil Engineering
BEng/MEng Electronic Engineering
BEng/MEng Engineering
BSc Engineering and Business Studies
BEng Engineering Business Management
BEng/MEng Manufacturing and Mechanical
Engineering
BEng/MEng Mechanical Engineering
BASc Philosophy and Global Sustainable
Development
BASc Politics and International Studies
and Global Sustainable Development
BASc Pyschology and Global Sustainable
Development
BASc Sociology and Global Sustainable
Development
Postgraduate Taught
LLM in International Economic Law
LLM in International Corporate Governance
and Financial Regulation
LLM in International Development Law
and Human Rights
Postgraduate Research
MPhil/PhD in Law
LLM by Research
Postgraduate Taught
BASc Theatre and Performance Studies
and Global Sustainable Development
LIBERAL ARTS
MSc in Biomedical Engineering
HISTORY
BA Liberal Arts
MSc in Communications and Information
Engineering
BA History
MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering
MSc in Energy and Power Engineering
MSc in Sustainable Energy Technologies
MSc in Tunnelling and Underground Space
Undergraduate
BA History and Politics
BA History and Sociology
BA History and Philosophy
Undergraduate
CENTRE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Postgraduate Taught
MA in Career Development and Coaching Skills
MA in Career Education, Information
and Guidance in HE
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MA in Social Studies
MA in Social Work
Postgraduate Research
PhD in Social Policy and Social Work
PhD in Social Work
PhD in Adult Education and Lifelong
Learning
LIFE SCIENCES
Undergraduate
BSc/MBio Biological Sciences
BSc/MBio Biochemistry
BSc/MBio Biomedical Science
BSc/MBio Medical Microbiology
and Virology
Postgraduate Taught
MSc in Biotechnology, Bioprocessing
and Business Management
MSc in Medical Biotechnology and Business
Management
MSc in Food and Environmental Safety
MSc in Environmental Bioscience
in a Changing Climate
MATHEMATICS FOR REAL-WORLD
SYSTEMS CENTRE FOR DOCTORAL
TRAINING
Postgraduate Taught
MSc in Mathematics of Systems
MSc + PhD in Mathematics of Systems
Postgraduate Research
MSc + PhD in Mathematics of Systems
MIDLANDS INTEGRATIVE BIOSCIENCES
TRAINING PARTNERSHIP
Postgraduate Research
PhD in Life Sciences
MODERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES
Undergraduate
BA French Studies
BA German Studies
PhD in Synthetic Biology
Joint PhD
MATHEMATICS
Undergraduate
BSc Mathematics
MMath Mathematics
BSc Mathematics and Economics
BSc Mathematics and Business Studies
BSc Mathematics and Philosophy
Postgraduate Taught
MATHEMATICS, OPERATIONAL
RESeARCH, STATISTICS AND
ECONOMICS
Undergraduate
BSc MORSE
MMORSE
WARWICK MEDICAL SCHOOL
Undergraduate
MBChB
Postgraduate Taught
MSc in Health Research
MSc in Diabetes
BA French, German, Hispanic or Italian
with/and*
MPH in Public Health
French
PhD/MPhil in Clinical Education
German
Arabic
PhD in Plant and Environmental Science
MSc in Molecular Analytical Sciences
MSc in Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research
MSc in Sustainable Crop Production:
Agronomy for the 21st Century
PhD in Biological Sciences
MSc + PhD in Molecular Analytical Sciences
BA Italian
Hispanic
PhD in Life Sciences
Postgraduate Taught
BA Hispanic Studies
MSc in Food Security
Postgraduate Research
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CENTRE
Italian
Chinese
English Literature
Film Studies
History
History of Art
Japanese
Portuguese
Russian
Theatre Studies
European Literature
Classics
Sociology
Business Studies
International Studies
Postgraduate Research
PhD/MPhil in Health Sciences
PhD in Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research
PhD/MPhil in Medical Sciences
PhD/MPhil/MD in Medicine
PhD in Nursing
PhD by Published Work
MSc by Research
PHILOSOPHY
Undergraduate
BA Philosophy
BA Philosophy with Classical Civilisation
BA Philosophy with Psychology
BA Philosophy and Literature
Postgraduate Taught
MA in Philosophy
MA in Philosophy and Literature
MA in Continental Philosophy
*Not all subject combinations are available.
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Postgraduate Research
MASt in Mathematical Sciences
MA for Research in French and Francophone
Studies
PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND
ECONOMICS
MSc in Interdisciplinary Mathematics
MA for Research in German Studies
MSc + PhD in Mathematics and Statistics
MSc + PhD in Mathematics of Systems
MSc in Mathematics
Postgraduate Research
Postgraduate Taught
MA for Research in Hispanic Studies
PhD/MPhil in Philosophy
Undergraduate
BA/BSc Philosophy, Politics and Economics
PHYSICS
PhD in Mathematics and Statistics
MA for Research in Italian Studies
PhD in Mathematics
MA in Pan-Romanticisms
Undergraduate
MPhil in French Studies
MPhys Physics
PhD in Interdisciplinary Mathematics
PhD in Mathematics of Systems
MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
DOCTORAL TRAINING CENTRE
Postgraduate Research
MSc + PhD in Mathematics and Statistics
Postgraduate Research
BSc Physics
MPhil/PhD in Hispanic Studies
BSc Mathematics and Physics
MPhil/PhD in Italian
PhD in French Studies
PhD in German Studies
MPhys Mathematics and Physics
BSc Physics and Business Studies
Postgraduate Research
PhD/MPhil in Physics
EngD in Nondestructive Evaluation
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POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
SOCIOLOGY
Postgraduate Taught
BA Politics
BA Sociology
Executive MBA
BA Sociology and Quantitative Methods
Global Energy MBA
Undergraduate
BA Politics with International Studies
BA Politics, International Studies and French
BA Politics, International Studies
and German
Undergraduate
Postgraduate Taught
Distance Learning MBA
MSc in Business (Consulting)
MA in Gender and International
Development
MSc in Business (Finance and Accounting)
BA Politics, International Studies
and Hispanic Studies
MSc in Science, Media and Public Policy
MSc in Business (Marketing)
BA Politics, International Studies and Italian
MA in Social Research
BA Politics, International Studies
and Quantitative Methods
BA Politics and Sociology
Postgraduate Taught
MA in International Development
MA in International Political Economy
MA in International Politics and East Asia
MA in International Politics and Europe
MA in International Relations
MA in International Security
MA in Political and Legal Theory
MA in Public Policy
MA in Research in Politics and International
Studies
MA in United States Foreign Policy
Double Master’s programmes
MA in Politics and International Studies:
Big Data and Quantitative Methods
Postgraduate Research
PhD in Politics and International Studies
CENTRE FOR PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATION
Postgraduate Taught
Early Years Initial Teacher Training (EYITT)
PGCE - Early Years (Teaching 3-7 years)
PGCE – Primary (Teaching 5-7 years)
PGCE Secondary
PSYCHOLOGY
Undergraduate
BSc Psychology
Postgraduate Taught
Doctorate of Clinical Psychology
MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science
MSc in Clinical Applications of Psychology
MSc in Psychological Research
Postgraduate Research
PhD/MPhil in Psychology
MA in Social and Political Thought
MA in Sociology
Postgraduate Research
PhD in Sociology
PhD in Women and Gender Studies
MSc in International Business
MSc in Business Analytics
MSc in Accounting and Finance
MSc in Finance
MSc in Finance and Economics
MSc in Financial Mathematics
STATISTICS
MSc in Human Resource Management
and Employment Relations
BSc mathematics and Statistics
MSc in Information Systems Management
and Innovation
Undergraduate
Postgraduate Taught
MSc in Statistics
Postgraduate Research
PhD/MPhil in Statistics
PhD/MPhil in Statistics (Oxford-Warwick
Programme)
MSc in Management
MSc in Marketing and Strategy
Postgraduate research
PhD/MPhil WBS Doctoral Programme
PhD/MPhil in Finance
PhD/MPhil in Mathematics and Statistics
WMG
SYSTEMS BIOLOGY CENTRE
MSc in Cyber Security and Management
Postgraduate Research
PhD in Systems Biology
THEATRE, PERFORMANCE AND
CULTURAL POLICY STUDIES
Undergraduate
BA Theatre and Performance Studies
Postgraduate Taught
MA Theatre Consultancy
MA in International Performance Research
MA in Creative and Media Enterprises
MA in Global Media and Communication
MA in International Cultural Policy
and Management
MA in Arts, Enterprise and Development
Postgraduate Research
MPhil/PhD in Cultural Policy Studies/Creative
Industries/Media and Communication
MPhil/PhD in Theatre Studies
MA by Research in Theatre Studies
WARWICK BUSINESS SCHOOL
Undergraduate
CENTRE FOR SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
BSc Management
MSc in Scientific Computing
BSc Accounting and Finance
PhD in Scientific Computing
BSc Information Systems Management
and Innovation
Postgraduate Taught
BSc International Management
Postgraduate Research
BSc International Business
MSc by Research in Scientific Computing
MSc in Business (Leadership)
Postgraduate Taught
MSc in Engineering Business Management
MSc in e-Business Management
MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
MSc in International Technology
Management
MSc in International Trade, Strategy and
Operations
MSc in Management for Business Excellence
MSc in Manufacturing Systems Engineering
MSc in Programme and Project
Management
MSc in Service Management and Design
MSc in Supply Chain and Logistics
Management
Postgraduate Research
EngD/EngD(Int) in Engineering
PhD, MPhil in Engineering
CROSS FACULTY COURSES
Postgraduate Taught
MA in Global Shakespeare
Postgraduate Research
PhD in the ESRC Doctoral Training Centre
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